Sentence examples for go get on from inspiring English sources

"Yesterday we tried to go get on the list for asylum, but there was no one there," said Pablo Rio, a 45-year-old Nicaraguan.

You're an amateur mate, go get on your bus, go home.

He said inequality was only tolerable if you looked after those who find it tough to compete, and if you give people chances go get on.

I like the personal touch – a good eye has put this together, it's a personal selection, rather than handing over cash to Laura Ashley's design service and saying, "There you go, get on with it".

You go get on a train.

So, go get on the bike.

"When the going got tough on that ground at Ascot, he just curled up a bit.

Get your fruits (Go on get loads of different ones).

You're going to get on well in this job.

"Go on, get to class".

"Go on, get it over with".